As of this morning it's this Verbatim 16GB flash drive. One of few flash drives I had took a dump in an incorrectly wired USB slot a month or so back so I'm finally getting around to replacing it.
Before that, it was a Samsung Syncmaster 17" that I bought refurbed for cheap when my 2003 Dell CRT took a dump back about 8 or so months ago.
For me, it was still this laptop, if I'm not mistaken. I've been rather stingy lately. Well, unless you count a USB drive I gave to someone as an Xmas present.
Oh snap...laptop mentioned I forgot that I bought an ASUS Eee netbook (went dutch) for my father for his birthday back in February. Formatted it and reloaded it with Windows 7 Ultimate. Not a bad little thing for 300 bucks.
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Originally posted by OnyxAn old Dell Optiplex GX240 for $30 from my college (1.7ghz P4, 512MB PC133 SDRAM, 20GB HD, 16MB ATI Rage 128 Pro) and a Dreamcast for the same price...
I feel kinda sad now reading that because I'd rather have either of those two then having to shell out a 40 for a 16 gig flash drive. Unfortunately, it is a work/want hybrid item...so.
If I went the work route, they'd get the cheapest they'd afford for me...meaning a gig or two drive. Screw that.
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41.99 for the one I got...but I'm paying a premium for speed. You can get them around 30 or so, I believe. It was either going to be the Verbatim I showed or a Mushkin for 38.99. Selling point was retractable versus cap. I caved against retractable.
A Windows 3.1 machine and a TI-99/4a... so far, the 3.1 machine is working just fine, but I still haven't tried the TI-99/4a (doubt it works, though... it was used by a local cable company in the 1980s as a character generator... =/)
Although those were more technically given to me... as for purchases, I'd have to say it was the Performa 575 + 500 MB external SCSI drive for $25... =P